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MIHS has too many students and not enough teachers Mltf S ewo I elun loh Icn co ilon t~l~vmaron d lull ICCI the c!unch thii new Lnrullmcnt Iur !hts term IS over 650, the >chuol’s exact figure of enrollment unlll twu wcch> Itum nuw to discuss options tel ro an Coafition Palty soclation eo, ekkar non Wotje Senator Litokwa Tomeing ear kwalok kc emwij an muttok dri Iel m an Kwajale!n non Majuro non aer jijct iben dron im konono kin ta ko ren.aj kommoni kln Compact eo I joke Tomeing ear ba ej. jab maron kwalok jabdrewot..rn~ ien elkin aer ko. Coali[,on party leaders are ~oirlq 10 Incrr today to ing to Wot)e Senator Lito. Kwqalein leaders who are now on hlaIuro, will meet rocfay to talk on their plans. He said he can’t make any ~vmment until But he said most likely they will discuss what options is there if the Corn. Less than 40% left to countDelegation report on Marshalls trip As of early Monday morning approval of [he Compact wa.! Icading by 58%. So far a total of 3,278 ballots were C.ZSI in favor of the Compact, while a totaf of 2,389 Roughly 60% of the mtal vote has been counled. The maior voting categories yet to be counted are the plebiscite day registrations and abaentee voIes. These roughly 3,500 votes take a long time to tabulate since each affadavit must individually be checked against tbe national registration Iisl before the actual counting rei hwcppcnc Compact co rei Ie imm kIn 58%, ilo ba Ionun in 3,278 ballot rar nc Cumpdcr eo im junon in 60!; in aolepen kio renal IIno bwlni ej vole ko an ro rar regi51er ilo ran in vote eo h.ib absentee vote ko. Ionor! In 3,500 ej janin bwinbwln im cnai rumii aer etale emwol ke rej aikuij etale e( ho clan dbsentee ak ro rar rep,hter im vole ilo ran in vulc co. Report of the Worfd Councif of Churchfi Oelegatlon to the Mmhdl Islands May 20 to June 4, 1983 Kam L, Cole, Cbaqermn: Admmtstratwe .%.crelaty of the Friends Uhited Meeting md member, Board of Gowmon, Natmnaf Council of the CIIumhea of Chrut, USA Thomas 0. Co~hrm, FII. D; Nuclear Phyf.mal aervmg ae a Semor ‘ Staff .%enbt for the Natural Resources flefense tkuncd, tmnal Cauncil of Churches of Christ, USA, until recently Coordinator of the Church md somty Program, Paofie Ilo Ebeye, ewor ,unin 5S5 absenlee ah ro rar regisler im vote ilo r,m in vote eo. Ilo KMR, cwor Koba iben ro rei jokwe ilkin Malol, ewor 3,5011. Conference of Churchs the Pamfic Conference of Chur-- ches, plus requmts from the M8nhdl klands caused the decitkm w= made in cvmuttn. lion wdh Ieadem of the United Church of Chnat m the Catholic Church lhere. The basic local Itmemry suggested
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Jto week m e] pmdok ear ltoh PIon delegation, Im m uan del. boktok ]el mclele ko vlap ahr Compact w WO1 an ear bare. mwot ba ke Jemen EI eo an im e]ab bo Ionten. Nana eo juon ilo Jemen Es m, kin an ejelok an lroij vote. Emwol ke na eo IW presudent in do etan m IUan Con(’on m bwe ien otemjei !m, m m] etn. wot dri kahd]k non armlj ro #m wafok ilo Aihngiaplap. kwoj kcman lik!t moj m am do huus a day, the cleclnc,ly works, the govemrnenl rune. tlons, Vanuatu is a b“l!,.d wmdar 10 that Or the Mar. *ails”. Vrwxe did not sup. they be lrully rreti to g.vem tbclr own law, and rnak e dccmuns to Improve Lht.,r h b!s analysis or Lhe Compact Schwalbenberg SMICS mat mdepe”dent wdhout much tbe wuh the Compacl. s wanted for lbe Klmehall Colomal powers .nd theu ag. enls in tbe Pactiflc spend rnucb ent island group. to become have thought the Republic or Vanuatu (formerly the New Hebndm) would he Independ. “permwmn” to become lnde. belJion that threatened to d i.wupt tbe scheduled Jufy 1980 date for independence, But the Vanuatu government hlom unpormntly, 3 years former colonml rulers . trance and Bntam, even though p“or to mdt’pendt.”ce France threat. aid. Economic dh,+uc- has not come LO Va”” Atu, and the colonial powers dld not cut The split between the two parties is not as great as tnany think. Both are concerned with what is best for the Marshall Islands, They o!dy differ in the method. Development of the Marshall Islands should be the main concern of everyone living here. Don’t rely on the govcmmenc- to give you cvctything. Work towtwds Take a CIOSC look around you, see all the cans on the street. Pick one up and put it in a trash bin. If every one dots this there will be less trash, and if people will stop littering, that is one step towards making Majuro and the Marshall ldands a better place to live. “rhe hr(]ken down cxs and trucks. They also need to be taken care of, liuc, just how much landfill can be done? Recycling could be the answer. Which is more imporeant - color TV and video tapes or The United States wdi .4wnvs This is WI c,wmple of helping the governmen[ out. JIow many times do you have to wait for the w~ter hour to fill up your containers. Why not make use of your own roof. Many people have afready done so, but nowhere Take a look at what the government is doing for you. They have started a new hospital construction in Dclap. They are working on outer island dispensaries, lt is up to you to use these facilities, before it is too late, and that costly medical refetral to Hawaii, Don’t put off going ro the hospital if something is wrong. Many have, some of whom arc not around anymore. Above all, take the time to do those little thinrs chat komone ak dok INI repb ko”a” ifok le lok ke? m ru eik Jemen Et m, rar ko. kien m Jet im m! bed do Lbt.ye bn ro ilo Mqum, Jemen Ei m arm ew bok ruo (2) yems k. non an Co. Con Council eo an Adinglaplap qa ifo lore eo wot bwe en etale Im ko.wepparm. Council ear etafe I“ 10 he Jemen K, 1. en etd wot am tar won”!mdok redutnm ei”vml ke do lore in iar jerbal lben Councd co ifo chair eo an Magistrate. Can eo #m fhuncd WI ehelei m armq m do Ad I”gl@ap, II Likao in e] bar ba bwe kakko. baba ko rar llok )en Ehvye in tereti m keqnng the Marsharl trol. The qumtmn IS, or the delerm!nd[m” or peopl, to world, and to develop wppor! rnce 1S there for those Lha, will make the hiarsh,dl Islands a better riacc to live THE TOKIO MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE See us to insute against high water damage, typhoon, fire, automobile accident and more.;. m bebe ke? ‘Ta konan eo an Ebeye Im Ma)um, ak emaron Jet ien, ak e]jab aolep ien.
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In M.iIuru there are 2,368 absentee or first day regisha 403 absentee votem. Write for catalog and prfices on: . VISINE eye drops . PHILIPS hewing aid Polllng place Ycs No Reglsrration affidwt not enclosed in [he ballot box, Peps in kamol elan armi; rar iako 110 ballot box eo. Ailuk (119 yes, 31 no) Likiep (105 yes, 33 no) Baflots cast did not equal on thetirst count t6enumber of people who voted. Jonon ballot eo eokta ien Regular voters enclosed their ballots in envelopes for abentce votets. Drf vote rorardrori ballot Enewetak ( 100 yes, 33 no) Write for catalog and prices on: ENTISKPRISES CO., INC. Back of Agana Post (r fftce andise Car Ren 12 volt CAR BATTERY LARGE TRUCK BATTERY
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The 35.room Sun Hotel, Minori Kensetu Compmy e; kinke elon problem ki”Majuro’s newest hotel, is Limited of Japan is con- money scheduled to open some. non kolla ilo strucling the new hotel. time In October, accord. schoOl ko jet. Ear ba e;jab iflg to a hotel spokesman. lukkun jela win ko bwe en Teruo Ito is the Hotel 1A an itok dri jlh”l ([ra”~. The will be five suite owner. fed rein nOn MIHq Marshall Islands via Honolulu IS LA NOER 11/4 Kio ewor eton IOL ,en 30 room. Mokta kin lo”on in vice principal eo Peter OiI. Ver raihui; bok jet ~r kildj ew ejelok dri kaki kel ear ilok non MIHS ilo yio in ekal. Ear bar kwalok ke MIHS enai aikuili i“on,, an Iedrih ro, emwil ar, kil. Oh droni in inl cl~o .,, It. bz Aiirl retn renaj iohwe hen ru nukicr ak m ,e, n,,. mno in hddrelon e,,
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Spice of Life Have you heard ahou[ this word-Diahelcs? If you have IC$ w ~h~[ vuu can undcnlancl what II nlt’d!l\ And how II happens. Nowadays In our beluved Republic,, mo$[ of lhc government employ ees have Diabetes Whrch means !hey are DIABETIC. WHY – Because of whar they eal, some People don’t really care what they ear. Food is very )mpunmt in the management of diabetes, so let’s think about food and digestion. We take some food, chew it !n our mouth, and then swallow it. The food goes down (o where it is dtgested. Digested mcan$ to bredk up !nto small pieces which go into your stomach and funher down to your small intestines. Food has 3 Foods contdn different amounts of 5omc or all uf thcw When foods comaining carbohydrates are ea[en, the carbohydr.a~e is digested to sugar. The blood goes around the body carrying the sugar wtth it to all parts of the body. The body is made of tiny pieces called cells, and each of these body U(IS needs the sugar from the to help the sugar out and Into Ihc cell>. insulin hut slill Ibcy are diabctlc, These people AIe Now we know two re~uns fur dtahctes: TIIC Ilrsi one make enough in5ulln, the second IS becduw lbck ML’ 100 fat which gets in [he way of imulin [o \I,Ip II lrorn Remember you are what you CJI. Jenks appointed District Engineer—- US Army CoIPsof Engineers been appomled as the u,?,. Honolulu thsmct Engineer and dm as the Deputy Division Omul Dwiskm, effeCtWe Sept. Colonel Jenks succseds Cd. onel Alfred J, Thwde, who bad d Thiedc has been appointed Ocrm Ditimn Enguwer. at Norfolk, Va., before report. mon hesdquuters at Fort as the Staff Engineer for the ments include the O(fim of the Aimstant Secretary of tbe Rongelap (7 yes, 45 no) tions are necessary: a portfolio of prior work, past experience in Iay.out, illustration and design, Apply in person or by mail to Micronitor P.O. AImy for Civil Works (1975. 78), the Atuka Engineer Dts. trict (1966-71), two tours in the ReImbtic of Korea (1963 Comnmmveatth of the Northern Mwianac, and the Trust Temtonec of the PacItic He is dm serving as deputy dtvksion engineer of tbe Pacific Owm Dmsion, whi~ k re qmruible for dedgn, engm. adn.g, constmctikm uwf ral eskntc lcuvitieb for the Army mid M Force in Hawmi; for Kwa@em; and ror the Government of tie Trust Ternlory m lhe Mushatl Colonel Jenks was bom tn Arkutssx, He IS marncd m the fmmer Carol Brow” of South. em Cafifomm. They have two 14, md l son, Robert, 7. The family wikl reticle in government auartem at Fott Shsfter durine timode rtce has been the m; I. ber one chmce m the MJWII IS for years WI ? Because famahesIII the dat IS care eoough to setve III* comes hom using a blend If only the freest types of Cal,, , And Hmode costs OIIIV ~ cott>le of cents per serving. and 1972), and l four in Republic of Viatnatn. lulu District Sftgmaar, Colom?l Jenkt will be reapmaibie Mr IN tivitim in the State of Iwali, tJte terdtetia of Am- the by, Naw md Au can Samoa snd Guam, the Force in Japan, Korea. and [hear HawtiI tour. San Francisco, CalIf. 94103 Prepare for the fimre DE LlVERY IN 2-3 WEEKS Demonstrations wdl be held in the middle of FINEST UNIT ON THE MARKET The Tekrom Desalinator Model S1OOO IS designed biewater from sea sources Tekrom water purl flcatlon systems not only make use of state-of-the-art reverse osmosis technolog, w they also use only the besl In corrosion resls~arl~ ma!erlals to assure years of rel!able service, even In severe weather and atmospbertc cond!tlons Al I statnless steel flttlngs tor long hfe – no brass to corrode and requ(re replacement Llghlwelght alllmtn urn frame for weight and s{ze efficiency Three f(lterlng processes take place before water ever reaches the high pressure pump – Ihts Pro!sct5 Ille pump and the reverse Osmosis f!lter menlbrdne trOrn tures a selfcleanlng process, to pracl!cdlly elimlndle For information on pricing, delivety and pm-treat. ment packagas, contact your local Tekrom represenEAST - WEST ENTERPRISES Bill Shirley II Majttro, Marshall Islands 96960 Shermm Oaks, California 91413 Excluswe dealen for Micrcmewa. Inpul poll %“ male IQPT Fresh Water Outpi!t” 1000 gallons per day “Fresh waler o(ltput may vary f 15% depend. Ing on feed water s;lllnlly and temperature
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Marshall Islands Journal Write or stop by the Journal office P.O. Box 14 for more information. PRIDE BEFORE THE FALL and human cost of the US lhe hlanhafls rqardmgc these concerns for peace and comrmtnwnt of lhe churches around the world on 111.~ the team mcl”dtw+ an exper, on nol prmume co takf u:, a hawng wg”,l!cmt me. qes more hdpful response on ,he Among (be categories or people we encountered w m: land, groups that expem ced ‘lemporary” homes or Me co”tmuaily used h US I res. officmfs of the Mmhafl LAnds Governments and ~ ner anthmpologst, us ox and ctvdian ~PlOY- at emnore Nalmnal Labura(or its IL Radlatlon and ftelMtad fn the 37 yearn since the .Lom tie Mn8bslts u Bikini, the INS of not onfy tlhe , ,1.% and Enewetok), or the gm,tps Marifuffese have been radi dly aftered. The effects of rdmlion pervade them em$lcm far and reps lied heafth and ted wilh the extewve US nucfear tef.tmg program u the pervading reality for atl vetoped around the rad,. !On
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people lend 10 IWIWVC that such had nol occured before pohonlng, unusual plant IIS. Ittond staple), seem ,“van ably sctcnt,[,c cwtdence hlyth or leas are PaI”ltdly real, and lhey are a con$eq”ence of the ror many years Many dedma. ted US sclentxts have been tnvolved 1“ m extensive effort over many years to atiess and treat the effects of radmtum exposure .[ Mambaflese and to momtor the re$,duat radmactw. my comtammahng many of the utands m the northern atolls. It would appear thal they have recent yearn wdh a renona. ble level of com etence, Nev. to tdenoiy areas where mom attentmn should have been focused No suh are= which have become crit!cdfy of the Mmshdlew on the nature of rad!al ton and Its human and envcrnnmm!tat et. for tictmu of the womle bomb the recent US Department of Energy (DOE) books on …
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